I pitted two of the most popular fresh aromatic fougères against each other: Parfums de Marly Percival and Montblanc Legend! One is the $400 niche powerhouse, the other is the $130 designer staple. They share a similar clean, refined, barbershop-style DNA, but which one does it better—and which one deserves a spot in your collection? The Question is Simple: Which one is your King of Fresh? Let me know your pick below, and then find out my winner (and why one of them feels like a luxury "dupe" of the other) in the full review here: PDM Percival vs Montblanc Legend: $400 "Clone" vs $130 Original!

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Alright frag-fam, let's talk about where we get our daily dose of scent wisdom! ​I'm always looking for great content, and I wanted to share some of my favorite YouTube channels that consistently deliver fantastic fragrance reviews, insights, and entertainment. ​Here are a few I follow closely: - ​Real Men Real Style: For the comprehensive lifestyle advice, including how to fit fragrance into a bigger picture. - ​Gent Scents (US): Always great for designer releases and solid, reliable opinions, and the inevitable Top 10. - ​Fragrance Face-off (US): (Couldn't help but add my own channel here for those face-to-face battles and breakdowns!) - ​Aromatix (UAE): For deep dives and often brutally honest takes. Also for middle eastern fragrances. - ​Fragmental (UK): Love their unique perspective and storytelling. - ​The Perfume Guy (US): For classic reviews and a sophisticated approach. - Aaron Terence Hughes(UK): Essential viewing for deep dives into perfumery from a creator and owner's perspective. ​Now it's your turn! Who are your go-to YouTube fragrance reviewers, and what do you love about their content? Drop their names below! 👇

Dua Fragrances is dropping a highly diverse collection of new inspirations this Friday, December 5th, at 6 PM PST! They've included some deep niche cuts, rare exclusives, and DDL line bargains. MASSIVE URGENCY: The 38% sitewide discount (Dua's largest of the year) is still active for ALL fragrances, but it can stop at any moment. 💎 Niche & Rare Inspirations ($55 USD, Limited Units!): - All Hail The Queen: Inspired by God Save The Queen (Sense of Scent). Only 80 units! - Cup of Kawa: Inspired by Kawa Karda (Atelier des Ors). A sophisticated Coffee & Cardamom blend. Only 80 units! - Imperial Wood: Inspired by Bois Impérial (Essential Parfums). A sharp, modern woody masterpiece (Quentin Bisch DNA). 160 units. - Moroccan Royalty: Inspired by Tamima (Moresque). Oriental and woody profile. 160 units. - Floral Love 214: Inspired by Krigler Moment 214. Fresh & sweet floral blend. - Forever A Lady!: Inspired by Ladylike (M. Micallef). Fruity, Musky Gourmand (Cherry Liqueur, Lychee). ✨ DDL (Dua Designer Line/Gourmand Line) & Hybrids ($33 USD, Bargain Prices!): These DDLs are at an entry-level price, even before the 38% discount (if they keep it)! - DDL Luxurious Spa Day (Original): A fluffy, rich, Cotton Candy/Vanilla Frosting Gourmand! - DDL Echoes Between Pages: Inspired by Whispers in the Library (Maison Margiela) — Notes of Vanilla, Waxed Wood, and Paper. 160 units. - DDL Sunrise Glow: Inspired by Shaouq (Anfas). Exotic, Oriental, and Spicy! Only 80 units. - DDL Coconut Sugar Fig: Inspired by Brown Sugar Fig (BBW). - DDL Poisoned Leather: Inspired by Cuir Venenum 03 (Pierre Guillamane). A deep leather inspiration. - Another 46 Shades of Santal: A fantastic Hybrid of Another 13 x Santal 33 (Le Labo). Which rare inspiration are you setting your alarm for this Friday at 6 PM PST?